Fritz Hansen 3208 Lily Armchair
Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen
Designer: Arne Jacobsen 1968/70 & 2007/8
This piece is an original licensed Fritz Hansen piece.
Arne Jacobsen first created the sleek, curvaceous Lily™ chair for Danmarks Nationalbank. Its characteristic wide shoulders and slim waist are striking examples of Jacobsen exploring and challenging the possibilities of veneer to create perfect curves and offer ultimate comfort.
The Lily 3208 has angled armrests which accentuate the chair’s wood grain and require expert craftsmanship. This model is the pinnacle of Arne Jacobsen’s plywood designs and experimentations with wood veneer.
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Fritz Hansen 3208 Lily Armchair
Fritz Hansen 3208 Lily Armchair
Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen
Designer: Arne Jacobsen 1968/70 & 2007/8
This piece is an original licensed Fritz Hansen piece.
Arne Jacobsen first created the sleek, curvaceous Lily™ chair for Danmarks Nationalbank. Its characteristic wide shoulders and slim waist are striking examples of Jacobsen exploring and challenging the possibilities of veneer to create perfect curves and offer ultimate comfort.
The Lily 3208 has angled armrests which accentuate the chair’s wood grain and require expert craftsmanship. This model is the pinnacle of Arne Jacobsen’s plywood designs and experimentations with wood veneer.
Original: $1,128.25
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Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen
Designer: Arne Jacobsen 1968/70 & 2007/8
This piece is an original licensed Fritz Hansen piece.
Arne Jacobsen first created the sleek, curvaceous Lily™ chair for Danmarks Nationalbank. Its characteristic wide shoulders and slim waist are striking examples of Jacobsen exploring and challenging the possibilities of veneer to create perfect curves and offer ultimate comfort.
The Lily 3208 has angled armrests which accentuate the chair’s wood grain and require expert craftsmanship. This model is the pinnacle of Arne Jacobsen’s plywood designs and experimentations with wood veneer.
